Fix "Operation not supported" error when dragging and dropping files on macOS (#2124)#2170
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Fixes a bug where dragging and dropping a local file from Finder into Pinta on macOS causes a GLib.GException: Operation not supported crash when the image importer tries to read the file.
When a file is dragged from the macOS pasteboard, the GTK4 backend provides a malformed URI where the colon in the scheme is URL-encoded (e.g., file%3A///... instead of file:///...), resulting in the "Operation not supported" exception.